International Political Economy: Perspectives on Global Power and Wealth, Fourth Edition
330 The Political Economy of Trading States of a contribution. To bring it down to earth, a one million dollar lobbying contribu ...
James E.Alt and Michael Gilligan 331 to those factors that are used less intensively in the protected industry and more intensiv ...
332 The Political Economy of Trading States into equilibrium. Meanwhile, there is excess demand for capital, so the price for ca ...
James E.Alt and Michael Gilligan 333 exit. In this sense, specificity is probably very high in centrally planned economies, wher ...
334 The Political Economy of Trading States other loses, rather than gains and losses being distributed according to factor owne ...
James E.Alt and Michael Gilligan 335 include the specific factor in the export (import-competing) industry. But where will the m ...
336 The Political Economy of Trading States In any case, it would be wrong to assume that, in the Ricardo-Viner model, the mobil ...
James E.Alt and Michael Gilligan 337 numbers of supporters. The Stolper-Samuelson model, in which one’s “interest” depends on ho ...
338 The Political Economy of Trading States coalition, which will be more of a problem in a Stolper-Samuelson world because the ...
James E.Alt and Michael Gilligan 339 Furthermore, even if factors were perfectly mobile, high costs of collective action might m ...
340 The Political Economy of Trading States are simply individual industries requesting, and often receiving, protection for the ...
James E.Alt and Michael Gilligan 341 appealing: thus, there really seems to be a natural affinity between the Stolper- Samuelson ...
342 The Political Economy of Trading States as important. Furthermore, we have argued that these effects are interactive, the ef ...
343 22 Are Your Wages Set in Beijing? RICHARD B.FREEMAN During the 1990s, the wages of unskilled workers in the United States ha ...
344 Are Your Wages Set in Beijing? in advanced countries was concerned about competition from less-developed countries. In the 1 ...
Richard B.Freeman 345 If the increase in earnings inequality had coincided with rapidly growing real earnings, so that the livin ...
346 Are Your Wages Set in Beijing? TRADE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE WITH THE THIRD WORLD One thing that distinguishes ...
Richard B.Freeman 347 ECONOMIC THEORY: FACTOR PRICE EQUALIZATION At the conceptual heart of the debate over the effects of trade ...
348 Are Your Wages Set in Beijing? well enough to raise the specter of factor price equalization for low-skilled westerners. The ...
Richard B.Freeman 349 Factor Content Analysis: Can the Tail Wag the Dog? In factor content studies, analysts estimate the impact ...
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